Essential Characteristics and Frequency Effect for Very High Cycle Fatigue Behavior of Steels
Zong Min Lv, Bo He
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Zong Min Lv, Bo He
Abstract
With the increase of design fatigue life of many critical mechanical components and engineering structures, research on very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) has become a new topic for engineering components failure. This paper summarizes works of VHCF of high strength steel, such as the observations on fish-eye, which is one of the typical characteristics in VHCF regime; Characteristics of crack initiation and crack propagation are analyzed based on fracture surface; The present work also analyzes the fatigue mechanism and related models. Loading frequency effect on the VHCF behavior is also discussed. Some prospective aspects of future researches are proposed.
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With the increase of design fatigue life of many critical mechanical components and engineering structures, research on very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) has become a new topic for engineering components failure. This paper summarizes works of VHCF of high strength steel, such as the observations on fish-eye, which is one of the typical characteristics in VHCF regime; Characteristics of crack initiation and crack propagation are analyzed based on fracture surface; The present work also analyzes the fatigue mechanism and related models. Loading frequency effect on the VHCF behavior is also discussed. Some prospective aspects of future researches are proposed.
Key concepts: Fatigue testing, Fracture (geology), Structural engineering, Fracture mechanics, High strength steel, Materials science, Low-cycle fatigue, Fatigue limit